present participle of run into the ground

(idiomatic) To have a fever.

(finance, business) to engage or partake in the practice of front running

(advertising) The publisher's freedom to place an advertisement anywhere within a publication, and not at a specific point, sometimes granted by the advertiser.

(advertising) Synonym of run of paper

Archaic form of run amok.

(medicine, informal) The removal of casualties from the scene of an accident or injury, so that they can be treated at a hospital or other facility.

present participle of run across

A hurried escape or abandonment.

Synonym of snatch and run